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Question: Criminal Defense - Massachusetts

Asked on 7/18/2009
Arrested for attempted breaking and entering and disorderly conduct
Wondering what potential charges could be for first time offender in mass specifically how much jail time if any is likely.

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It really depends on what the police report says. If you would like to discuss your case feel free to call me at 857 498-0021. Simon Mann, Esq.



  • Answered on 7/20/2009
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In all likelihood, you are not looking at any jail time unless you have a signficant record.  It also depends on what the police say happened and whether and to what extent anyone was harmed.  I am in downtown Boston and if the court is in or near Boston, I would be happy to discuss.  My email is wth@harringtonharrington.com.  I used to be an ADA and have experience with many of these types of cases.



  • Answered on 7/22/2009
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